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[Funding alert] OneCard becomes India’s 104th Unicorn after raising $100 mn in Series D funding

OneCard becomes India’s 104th Unicorn after raising $100 mn in Series D funding
[Funding alert] OneCard becomes India’s 104th Unicorn after raising $100 mn in Series D funding
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FPL Technologies-owned OneCard, a fintech startup has raised $100 million in its latest Series D round from Singapore-based Temasek, with participation from existing investors QED, Sequoia Capital, and Hummingbird Ventures.

The $100 million in funding is valued at more than $1.4 billion, making it the latest entrant to the unicorn club according to TechCrunch.

According to the startup’s regulatory filing, it allotted 10 equity shares and 2,68,891 Series D cumulative, non-redeemable compulsory and fully convertible preference shares to investors in the funding round.

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In December 2021, it had raised $75 million in its Series C round from QED Investors, an existing investor, at a valuation of $750 million.

The funding comes in the backdrop of the Reserve Bank of India’s action in extending credit lines through non-bank PPI instruments such as digital wallets or stored-value cards.

Pune-based OneCard was founded by Rupesh Kumar, Anurag Sinha, and Vibhav Hathi, its parent company FPL Technologies launched the mobile-first metal credit card ‘OneCard’ in 2019.

It currently serves 12 cities across India including Mumbai, Bengaluru, Delhi and NCR.

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About OneCard

Credit cards haven’t changed much for over half a century so at OneCard, their team of seasoned technologists and designers set out to redefine the credit card for- the consumer. Control all aspects of their credit card using the powerful OneCard app -credit limit, instant rewards redemption, and much more.

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